Is this where it all began? Right here in the Old German Lutheran Cemetery. This hallowed ground holds more than just memories. It’s the final resting place of San Antonio’s pioneers. Established in 1866, the Old German Lutheran Cemetery witnessed the growth of a community. The oldest marked grave belongs to Gustav Rader, dating back to October 14, 1866. His story, and the stories of countless others, are etched in stone. The cemetery served St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, a congregation formed in 1857. As the years passed and the city expanded, the cemetery bore witness to the changing times. But the passage of time hasn’t diminished the significance of this place. The Old German Lutheran Cemetery stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who came before us. Their legacy lives on in the heart of San Antonio.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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